An important message from our Principal

Fighting will not be tolerated! If you instigate a fight (confront someone, relay messages, spread rumors, yell, jump up and down, challenge others, gesture, ignore a directive to stay away from a fight, etc…) or fight you will be suspended. The best way to avoid a fight is to report a problem or rumors to an adult immediately. Confronting others is not the right choice! Rushing to a fight is not the right choice! You will not be able to attend the Prom if your suspension days extend beyond spring break. If you are a senior and get suspended for being involved in a fight for any reason, you will not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony. All students have the ability and knowledge to make the right choices. Thank you to the majority of students who come to school to learn and portray the Kahuku spirit and pride. The countless hours that you spend on positive activities on and off campus will never be overshadowed by the unacceptable behaviors of a very small percentage of students. Congratulations to all of the students who participated in Con Con at Turtle Bay on Friday. I can’t wait to find out what bills were actually passed!
- D. Lindsey

Surf Team wins contest #1 at Maile Point

Congratulations to our iron boys and girls who had to short board, long board, and body board.
- I. Kahaulelio

Na Ho'okama A Pauahi Scholarship

Any student who is Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian is eligible to apply for scholarships from Kamehameha Schools. Scholarship amounts vary depending on demonstrated financial need. Go to www.ksbe.edu/finaid or see Mr. Mumma in Q-2 for the application.
- M. Mumma

Kai helps spark U.S. to Algarve Cup win

LAGOS, Portugal — Tina DiMartino scored her first international goal yesterday to help the defending champion United States beat Denmark, 2-0, in the Algarve Cup.

DiMartino, a 22-year-old forward making only her second international appearance, knocked in the ball from short range in the 35th minute after Natasha Kai's header rebounded off the post.

Kai is a Kahuku High and University of Hawai'i alum.

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Red Raiders blow lead, but hold off 'Iolani in 56-53 semifinal thriller

In typical thrilling fashion capped by another frantic finish, Kahuku held off 'Iolani, 56-53, last night to advance to today's Hawaiian Airlines/Hawai'i High School Athletic Association Boys Basketball Championship game.

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Kahuku tops Punahou, 40-39

In a boys basketball state quarterfinal game that lived up to its championship hype, Kahuku held off Punahou, 40-39, last night before a raucous near-capacity crowd of about 1,600 at Radford's James Alegre Gym.

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Kahuku rallies past Kaimuki to capture OIA Red crown

Kahuku held off Kaimuki, 39-36, last night for its second O'ahu Interscholastic Association boys basketball championship in five years before a raucous near-capacity crowd of about 1,500 at Radford's James Alegre Gym.

The Red Raiders improved to 17-1 in the regular and postseason and will receive the OIA's top seed and first-round bye in this week's state tournament. Kaimuki fell to 12-5 and will begin state tournament play in Wednesday's first round.

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